Launch video: Legislation Does Not Create Social Change (4+ minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains why legislation cannot create social change. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1990)

  Launch video: Pesticides Kill Farmworkers (11+/- minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains the impact ofthe useof pesticides on farmworkers and consumers. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1990)

  Launch video: The UFW Boycott (3 minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains the success of the UFW boycott. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1990)

  Launch video: Bobby Kennedy (1+ minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains why he admired Senator Robert Kennedy. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1992)

  Launch video: History of Labor/Agribusiness (7+ minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains the history of exploitation of farmworkers. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1992)

  Launch video: Social Justice & Public Policy Part I (6 minutes)
Cesar Chavez lecture. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1992)

  Launch video: Social Justice & Public Policy Part II (10+ minutes)
Cesar Chavez lecture. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1992)

  Launch video: Violence/Nonviolence (2 minutes)
Cesar Chavez explains his commitment to nonviolence. (Kennedy School of Government, Harvard: 1992)

  Launch video: Gilbert Padilla's Story - Part 1 (6 minutes)
  Launch video: Gilbert Padilla's Story - Part 2 (9 minutes)
  Launch video: Gilbert Padilla's Story - Part 3 (8 minutes)

  Launch video: The Plight of Migrant Farmworkers (6 minutes)
In the documentary film, Huelga!, Luis Valdez, founder of El Teatro Campesino, speaks from personal experience about the livesof farmworkers.

  Launch video: The March to Sacramento (4+ minutes)
In March 1966, the striking Delano farmworkers undertook a 300 mile march to Sacramento, the state’s capitol, to promote their cause. The theme of the march was: pilgrimage, penitence, and revolution.

  Launch video: El Teatro Campesino Performs (3+ minutes)
Luis Valdez and Agustin Lira founded El Teatro Campesino in the months following the September 1965 Delano Grape Strike. The group performed from the union hall stage at the Friday night union meetings and from a flat-bed truck every night during the March to Sacramento. El Teatro traveled to college campuses near and far, promoting the cause of the striking farmworkers.

  Launch video: DiGiorgio Corp. Imports Strikebreakers (5 minutes)
For many decades, California agribusiness, the state’s largest industry, was built with a cheap, immigrant farm labor system, mostly Mexican. During a farm labor strike, the growers imported cheap labor from Mexico to break the strike; the DiGiorgio Corporation was no exception.

  Launch video: NFWA Wins Over DiGiorgio Workers(4+ minutes)
Convincing strikebreakers to leave their job and sign union authorization cards with the National Farm Workers Association was a daily task for the striking farmworkers who manned the picket lines adjacent to the grape fields. This video clip shows how difficult and how dramatic that effort could be.

  Launch video: Beatrice Roman & Esther Uranday (10 minutes)
(Interview courtesy of San Diego videographer, Bob Hatton)

  Launch video: Barrera Brothers
(Interview courtesy of San Diego videographer, Bob Hatton)

  Launch video: Interview with Roberto Bustos (9 minutes) (10 minutes)
NFWA farmworker striker, Roberto Bustos, was the captain of the March To Sacramento that left Delano on St. Patrick's Day and arrived in Sacramento on Easter Sunday. (Interview courtesy of San Diego videographer, Bob Hatton)

  Launch video: Dolores Huerta (1+ minute)
Dolores Huerta introduces Senator George McGovern to Arizona farmworkers. (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Richard Chavez (1 minute)
Richard Chavez explains the "Fast of Love" to Arizona State Students. (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Father Eugene Boyle (1 minute)
Father Eugene Boyle describes the plight of Arizona farmworkers. (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Richard Cook (2 minutes)
Richard Cook of the National Farm Worker Ministry, confronts the Farm Bureau Federation. (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Coretta Scott King (2+ minutes)
Coretta Scott King visits Cesar Chavez and speaks to Arizona farmworkers at the evening Mass at St. Rita Center. (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Robert Kennedy, Jr. (4 minutes)
Robert Kennedy, Jr. speaks at a Memorial Mass honoring his father, Senator Robert Kennedy; this Mass marks the end of the Cesar's "Fast of Love" (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)

  Launch video: Joan Baez (3+ minutes)
Cesar Chavez ends his Arizona Fast. Joan Baez sings: "We Shall Overcome." (Video clip: 1972 documentary film, SI SE PUEDE)